Regions Bank’s standard ATM withdrawal limit is $808 per day. Regions operates ~1,900 branded ATMs plus access to 55,000+ Allpoint ATMs — both are free. Out-of-network ATM withdrawals cost $3.00 plus any operator surcharge.

Regions Bank ATM Limits at a Glance

Detail Amount
Standard daily ATM limit $808
Daily debit purchase limit ~$5,000
In-network ATMs (Regions) ~1,900
In-network ATMs (Allpoint) 55,000+
In-network ATM fee $0
Out-of-network ATM fee (Regions) $3.00
OON reimbursement None
International ATM fee 3% foreign transaction + OON fee

Regions ATM Network: Where to Withdraw Free

Regions-branded ATMs (~1,900):

  • Regions branch locations throughout 15 states
  • Available via regions.com/branch-atm-locator
  • Free for all Regions account holders

Allpoint Network (55,000+):

  • Walgreens, CVS, Target, Costco, Dollar General, Rite Aid, and other retailers
  • Free for Regions customers with debit card
  • Find locations at allpointnetwork.com or in the Regions app

How to Increase Your ATM Limit

The standard $808 daily limit applies to most Regions checking accounts. Options to increase:

Method How
Call customer service 1-800-734-4667 — request temporary or permanent increase
Premium accounts Prestige/Premium Checking may have higher default limits
Branch visit Speak with a banker in person

Regions typically can increase limits to $1,000–$2,500/day for established account holders in good standing. Increases may be temporary (24–48 hours) or permanent.


Regions ATM Limit vs Other Regional Banks

Bank Daily ATM Limit OON Fee OON Reimbursement
Regions $808 $3.00 None
Wells Fargo $300–$1,500 $2.50 None
Chase $500–$3,000 $3.00 None
Bank of America $1,000 $2.50 None
Huntington $400 $3.50 None
Fifth Third $500 $3.50 None
Citizens $500 $3.00 None

Out-of-Network ATM: Total Cost Example

When using a non-Regions, non-Allpoint ATM:

Fee Amount
Regions OON fee $3.00
Typical ATM operator surcharge $3.00
Total effective cost ~$6.00

To avoid this, use the Allpoint locator or Regions ATM locator before withdrawing.


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